2007 Mac Pro - (2) 3.2GHz Quad-Core Xeon (It means it's an 8-core computer) - 32GB of RAM - 2.5TB of HDD space (3HDD bays) - NIVIDIA Quadro FX 5600 - 20'' Flat panel - Mac OS X Leopard - Parallels Desktop running Vista (lets me play MX Sim, among other applications) Yes, this computer is expensive,...

Have you looked into the Dial A Jet systems that you sort of add on top of a traditional carburetor? They are a lot cheaper and serve a similar purpose to what you might want. I had one on one of my bikes many moons ago and it seemed to help quite a bit. I've seen similar applications. At that poin...

I'm really impressed that the sound fades in and out as you get closer and further away. This game is nuts! I was going for a Tomac in Daytona in 2015 through the whoops section. I failed at it. lol. 9X7ZOZxz6Tk bruh you cant be stealing my RF name... ;) Lol, I haven't seen it around yet! Shit. The...

I'm really impressed that the sound fades in and out as you get closer and further away. This game is nuts!
I was going for a Tomac in Daytona in 2015 through the whoops section. I failed at it. lol.

Interesting. I may have figured out with my settings but I will try this and see how it feels! Thanks man! My config file is blank? lol. Maybe you can try a different text editor? I use notepad++ to edit those files. Maybe that will help? Other than that I have no idea why it would be blank. I'll p...

Atom6246 wrote:

Finalmushroom wrote:Lol, Most of the community is 13 years old as it is off of steam.

Ok ok, hear me out here.
They act 13.

There, we agree.

Every suspension and rider mass dif I try the rider has too much weight on the handlebars. If you are using a controller you can change where your riders neutral position is on the bike when you are not touching the thumpstick. You can do this by manually editing the config file found in your perso...

Every suspension and rider mass dif I try the rider has too much weight on the handlebars. If you are using a controller you can change where your riders neutral position is on the bike when you are not touching the thumpstick. You can do this by manually editing the config file found in your perso...

Wahlamt wrote:I bet more 12 year old would buy it and the community would be even fuller of small kids that doesn't know how to behave. No thanks for me.

Lol, Most of the community is 13 years old as it is off of steam.

I saw that carb on Carson Brown's KX125 for the first time, which made me curious what it was and how it works. From everything i read about it and how it works, I think it's definitely pricey, but it's just a great addition to a especially a 125 two stroke. The idea behind it is very interesting n...

Well even if you had a controller you could use a button throttle so no thats not why I assume that but more so because how twitchy your bars are. He could also have a really loose advanced too. I gave him my stability and he said it was looser than what he was running which doesnt make sense becau...

Well even if you had a controller you could use a button throttle so no thats not why I assume that but more so because how twitchy your bars are. He could also have a really loose advanced too. I just loosened it up actually because I was having problems making it into the tight SX turns. Honestly...

MOTOZ293 wrote:It helps if you turn down your debi

What's debi? lol.

Atom6246 wrote:I've been watching your videos and cant help but notice... are you using a keyboard?

LOLOL, No an Xbox One controller.

Why is that? All throttle or none??

Ride it like I do my Cr250 IRl. lol

-Jake

Brina927 wrote:Lookin good dude

If this is to me thanks man!!
If not, shit. I'm embarrassed. lolol.